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An overview of the long tenure of the Jewish community in Iraq, this fascinating history details the comfortable, centuries-long coexistence between Jews and Muslims under an Islamic majority government. Opening with the Babylonian captivity in 731 BC, this account chronicles a time when the Jews were pushed out of Israel and Judea and deported to Babylon. Tracing the growth of Jewish towns in this new setting, the discussion points to a long period when Babylon was the center of Jewish life in exile and Talmudic study flourished. Continuing thought the centuries, the material covers the Mongol massacres of the Middle Ages, the Arab and Ottoman domination of Iraq, and the horrors of World War II, during which time the Rashid Ali regime carried out a Nazi-inspired pogrom in which Jews were murdered in the streets of Baghdad. The final chapters detail the exodus in 1951 of 100,000 Iraqi Jews to Israel.… (mehr)
Imprint: Louisville, KY : Fons Vitae, c2009. Context: Originally published UK, George Weidenfeld & Nicholson Limited, 1985.. Edition: New edition. Responsibility: Nissm Rejwan, foreword by Joseph V. Montville. OCLC Number: 456175332. Physical: Text : 1 volume : ix, 274 pages ; 23 cm. Features: Includes bibliography, chronology, index.
Una visión general de la larga permanencia de la comunidad judía en Irak, esta fascinante historia detalla la cómoda convivencia de siglos de antigüedad entre judíos y musulmanes bajo un gobierno de mayoría islámica. Al abrirse con el cautiverio babilónico en 731 ac, este relato narra un momento en que los judíos fueron expulsados de Israel y Judea y deportados a Babilonia. Al analizar el crecimiento de las ciudades judías en este nuevo entorno, la discusión apunta a un largo período en que Babilonia fue el centro de la vida judía en el exilio y el estudio talmúdico floreció. Continuando a lo largo de los siglos, el material abarca las masacres mongoles de la Edad Media, la dominación árabe y otomana de Irak y los horrores de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, durante los cuales el régimen de Rashid Ali llevó a cabo un pogromo de inspiración nazi en el que los judíos estaban Asesinados en las calles de bagdad. Los capítulos finales detallan el éxodo en 1951 de 100,000 judíos iraquíes a Israel. - An overview of the long tenure of the Jewish community in Iraq, this fascinating history details the comfortable, centuries-long coexistence between Jews and Muslims under an Islamic majority government. Opening with the Babylonian captivity in 731 BC, this account chronicles a time when the Jews were pushed out of Israel and Judea and deported to Babylon. Tracing the growth of Jewish towns in this new setting, the discussion points to a long period when Babylon was the center of Jewish life in exile and Talmudic study flourished. Continuing thought the centuries, the material covers the Mongol massacres of the Middle Ages, the Arab and Ottoman domination of Iraq, and the horrors of World War II, during which time the Rashid Ali regime carried out a Nazi-inspired pogrom in which Jews were murdered in the streets of Baghdad. The final chapters detail the exodus in 1951 of 100,000 Iraqi Jews to Israel.
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An overview of the long tenure of the Jewish community in Iraq, this fascinating history details the comfortable, centuries-long coexistence between Jews and Muslims under an Islamic majority government. Opening with the Babylonian captivity in 731 BC, this account chronicles a time when the Jews were pushed out of Israel and Judea and deported to Babylon. Tracing the growth of Jewish towns in this new setting, the discussion points to a long period when Babylon was the center of Jewish life in exile and Talmudic study flourished. Continuing thought the centuries, the material covers the Mongol massacres of the Middle Ages, the Arab and Ottoman domination of Iraq, and the horrors of World War II, during which time the Rashid Ali regime carried out a Nazi-inspired pogrom in which Jews were murdered in the streets of Baghdad. The final chapters detail the exodus in 1951 of 100,000 Iraqi Jews to Israel.
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An overview of the long tenure of the Jewish community in Iraq, this fascinating history details the comfortable, centuries-long coexistence between Jews and Muslims under an Islamic majority government. Opening with the Babylonian captivity in 731 BC, this account chronicles a time when the Jews were pushed out of Israel and Judea and deported to Babylon. Tracing the growth of Jewish towns in this new setting, the discussion points to a long period when Babylon was the center of Jewish life in exile and Talmudic study flourished. Continuing thought the centuries, the material covers the Mongol massacres of the Middle Ages, the Arab and Ottoman domination of Iraq, and the horrors of World War II, during which time the Rashid Ali regime carried out a Nazi-inspired pogrom in which Jews were murdered in the streets of Baghdad. The final chapters detail the exodus in 1951 of 100,000 Iraqi Jews to Israel.